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theseaorg-blog · 8 years ago
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St John Antigua
A Gem of the Lesser Antilles and an Important Caribbean Center The largest city and the capital of Antigua and Barbuda, St John has been an important center for commerce ever since it was established in 1632. Today, St John, Antigua, is not only the administrative center of the country, but also... http://www.thesea.org/st-john-antigua/
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theseaorg-blog · 8 years ago
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St George Grenada
An Amazing Center for Culture and Commerce and a Place of Unique Beauty The capital of Grenada, St George is much more than a popular tourist destination – it is one of the most rapidly developing cities in the entire Caribbean area that has not only preserved its extraordinary, rich historical a... http://www.thesea.org/st-george-grenada/
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theseaorg-blog · 8 years ago
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San Juan Puerto Rico
A Combination of Old and New, Modern and Traditional, against an Exotic Setting The capital of Puerto Rico, San Juan is one of the oldest European-established cities in the Americas, second only to Santo Domingo and also one of the most modern, most dynamically developing settlements in the... http://www.thesea.org/san-juan-puerto-rico/
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theseaorg-blog · 8 years ago
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Point-A-Pitre Guadeloupe
Exotic Scenery, Baroque Architecture and a City that Can Withstand Whatever Comes Its Way The largest city of Guadeloupe that also serves as an economic center for the entire region is the perfect holiday destination not only for visitors interested in Caribbean history and culture, but also for... http://www.thesea.org/point-a-pitre-guadeloupe/
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theseaorg-blog · 8 years ago
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Kingstown St Vincent
A Romantic, Old City Amidst Beautiful Scenery – Kingstown, St Vincent Founded by the French in the 1720’s, Kingstown is today not only the capital of St. Vincent, but also one of the most important commercial centers in the Caribbean area and a destination that has a lot to offer to visitors loo... http://www.thesea.org/kingstown-st-vincent/
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theseaorg-blog · 8 years ago
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Castries Saint Lucia
A City with a Troubled Past and an Exotic, Relaxed Present Castries is the capital of Saint Lucia, a beautiful island country located in the Lesser Antilles, where the Caribbean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean. The island was discovered by a French pirate who visited it frequently in the 1550’s. It ... http://www.thesea.org/castries-saint-lucia/
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theseaorg-blog · 8 years ago
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Bridgetown Barbados
Amazing Architecture and Breathtaking Nature Surrounding an Enduring Cultural Center The largest city and the capital of Barbados, Bridgetown is renowned not only for it rich cultural and historical heritage and its welcoming, laid-back atmosphere, but for its breathtakingly beautiful... http://www.thesea.org/bridgetown-barbados/
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theseaorg-blog · 8 years ago
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Basseterre Saint Kitts
The Beauty of the West Indies and the Laid-Back Atmosphere of the Caribbean Centered around a Small Settlement Basseterre, the capital of Saint Kitts and Nevis, offers the visitor the best opportunity to explore the exotic beauty of the West Indies and the unique, relaxed atmosphere that... http://www.thesea.org/basseterre-saint-kitts/
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theseaorg-blog · 8 years ago
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Aruba Dive
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theseaorg-blog · 8 years ago
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Which Whale Lives the Longest
The whale species is known for its longevity. Many species of whales have individuals that live for numerous decades, and some can even survive for centuries. Depending on the specific species of whale, their known predators and the facts of their biology, typical life cycles can be different,... http://www.thesea.org/which-whale-lives-the-longest/
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theseaorg-blog · 8 years ago
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Where Are Baleen Whales Found
Whales can be found just about anywhere in the world. Numerous oceans and seas house the largest mammals in the world, and this goes both for toothed and baleen whales. When it comes to baleen whales in particular, it is important to consider the specific species of whale and their unique... http://www.thesea.org/where-are-baleen-whales-found/
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theseaorg-blog · 8 years ago
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What Is a Narwhal Tusk Used for
The narwhal tusk was considered to be one of the ocean’s greatest mysteries by researchers and seafaring enthusiasts until just a few years ago. Narwhals, which are medium-sized toothed whales that were first discovered in the mid-1700s, possess a large tusk that extends from a protruding canine ... http://www.thesea.org/what-is-a-narwhal-tusk-used-for/
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theseaorg-blog · 8 years ago
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What Does the Barnacle Do for the Whale
Whale barnacles are arthropods from the class Crustacea, belonging to the same class of marine wildlife as lobsters and shrimp. Unlike most barnacles, these species attach themselves to large, baleen whales, like the gray, blue and humpback whale, and hitch a ride to feed together on the... http://www.thesea.org/what-does-the-barnacle-do-for-the-whale/
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theseaorg-blog · 8 years ago
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What Attacks Killer Whales
Orcas, often referred to as killer whales, are one of the most feared predators in the sea. An apex predator, the orca has no known predators that are consistently able to hunt it. These animals are a species of large toothed whale belonging to the dolphin family, and their teeth are among the... http://www.thesea.org/what-attacks-killer-whales/
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How Many Blue Whales Are Left in the World
Blue whales are one of the few animals still in existence that is larger than the dinosaurs. A typical blue whale will measure up to 100 feet in length and weigh over 180 metric tons. It’s easy then to understand how this colossal mammal that once ruled the oceans is now closer and closer to e... http://www.thesea.org/how-many-blue-whales-are-left-in-the-world/
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How Long Can a Pilot Whale Hold Its Breath
The actual behavior and abilities of deep water whale species like the pilot whale have previously been a mystery and a source of speculation for many scientists. Recently, however, researchers have discovered that pilot whales make remarkable dives down to a depth of more than 3,000 feet, and... http://www.thesea.org/how-long-can-a-pilot-whale-hold-its-breath/
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Do Sperm Whales Eat Sharks
Sperm whales are some of the largest predators in the sea. Aside from the killer whale, which is known as the only Cetacea which is known to successfully hunt, kill and feed on various species of sharks, sperm whales are one of the only other species believed to do so as well. Although sharks... http://www.thesea.org/do-sperm-whales-eat-sharks/
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